Monday, May 11, 2026
Undocumented Immigrant Information
50 States: Immigrants by Number and Share
NOTE: This report uses 2023 data. For a report with newer data, click here.
There are 48 million immigrants in the United States, making up 14 percent of the overall population. This includes all people who are living in the United States and were born in another country, irrespective of immigration status.
Around the country, the share of immigrants in the population varies from two percent in West Virginia to 27 percent in California. Below is a table to show where your state fits in.
This table also shows the number of non-citizens, who nationally make up about half (48 percent) of all immigrants. Among non-citizens are people undocumented, green card holders, asylum seekers, refugees, recipients of Temporary Protected Status and a range of other statuses.
Finally, the table shows three different estimates of the number of people who are undocumented in each state: from the Center for Migration Studies (based on 2022 data), from the Pew Research Center (also based on 2022 data), and from the Migration Policy Institute (based on a five-year average of 2015 to 2019).
At the national level, all three estimates round to 11 million total people who are undocumented—roughly half of the 23 million non-citizens. But there is some variation in the estimates state by state.
Note, in addition, that we cannot simply divide the number of undocumented to get the undocumented share, since the methodologies for estimating the number of immigrants who are undocumented includes an adjustment for their undercount in the Census surveys.
Kallick is director of Immigration Research Initiative, a nonprofit, nonpartisan think tank that looks at immigration issues.
Hispano que subió a un árbol para evitar a ICE es deportado...
+ Raymundo Caal (Guatemalan immigrant)...Hispano que subió a un árbol para evitar a ICE es deportado...Por:
Publicado el 6 may 26 - 04:26 PM EDT. Actualizado el 6 may 26 - 10:25 PM EDT.
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+ Carlos Lool.. a gun inside the business - a violation of Lool's parole...Four times crossed border illegally.
ABC7 News Monday, May 11, 2026 11:36AM PT--------------
How about some quotes?
+ ...Justice Clarence Thomas expressed the principle best when
he wrote the following words: “The Constitution abhors classifications based on race because every time the government places citizens on racial registers and makes race relevant to the provision of burdens and benefits, it demeans us all.”THE Litigator
Fight Escalates Over Race-Based Hiring Program at the FAA
Tuesday, April 28, 2026
Undocumented Salvadorian/Hispanic Accused of Three Murders!
Recent court filings reveal more details in the tragic fate of a family of three that was murdered in south Alabama.
Hector Argueta-Guerra has been charged with killing Aurelia Choc, 40, and her two children, Niurka Choc, 17, and Anthony Garcia, 2, following their disappearance on January 30.
Officials found three bodies believed to be those of the family buried in a wooded area near Summerdale in south Baldwin County on March 11.
Guerra has been charged with three counts of capital murder during the course of kidnapping, three counts of capital murder during the course of burglary, capital murder for the death of two or more people, capital murder for the murder of a child under the age of 14, three counts of abuse of a corpse and obstruction of justice.
According to complaint filings, Guerra allegedly knowingly and unlawfully entered the family’s Theodore home armed with an “edged weapon“ and kidnapped them with the intent to commit sexual or physical harm.
Guerra is accused of killing Aurelia by inflicting sharp force trauma to her chest and back.
He also allegedly murdered the children through trauma to Anthony’s head along with inflicting deadly sharp force trauma on Niurka.
Their bodies were wrapped in plastic and bedding and left in makeshift graves, the complaints state.
Officials previously have said that both the alleged killer and the victims were in the country undocumented, and that Guerra had an extensive criminal history.
A judge ordered that Guerra be held with no bond and has set a preliminary hearing for April 6.
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